BuffaloHokie13

Cardale didn't start a game for the Bills either. But there's also a lot more than 5 QBs since Trent... Fitz and Brohm both started a game in 2009 EJ, Thad Lewis, and Jeff Tuel all got starts in 2013 Orton in 2014 Tyrod and technically Cassel in 2015 (regardless of whether you count Indy as Tyrod or Cassel it was their first start and we won) Peterman in 2017 So Allen will be the 10th new QB to start for the Bills since Edwards.

They are saying that Matt Cassel started that game, despite not registering a single QB stat in the game.

That's your opinion, and it's fine. But it doesn't change that what you claimed is absolutely impossible to know.

If I'm Zay I show KB the drops tweet from last year and then just say 'Welcome to the family.'

Actually, that is impossible to know.

Some sort of trade that stabilizes our WR Corps

I use their site for fantasy football. Otherwise I just follow the guys that actually have info on twitter.

Step 1: Turn off ESPN Step 2: Profit

Allen has definitely flashed some promise. Unfortunately I just think he's going to need some time before anyone has a good grasp on how good he is.

This is most certainly arrogant, but at this point I trust my QB evaluations more than the Bills' FO.

Not saying my interpretation is definitively right or anything either. It's just the way I saw the game. It was the only game where they announced the starter before gameday (so Cincy knew they were getting the rook), plus the OL issues. Seemed like a situation where they wanted to see how the young man handles adversity.

I'm sure there will be an artificially inflated Gabbert type guy like Finley or Lock. I don't think pass rusher is incredibly deep though, I just think it's very topheavy.

Yeah, that's the part that I disagree with. That game was played without our starting LT, and the coaches went into the game planning to shuffle the interior OL. That's not a situation they would have expected positive results from. I do think the Bengals game was a test, but I think Allen came out of it impressive. His mechanics did not regress under pressure often, he kept his poise, he didn't complain, and he addressed the media by taking responsibility instead of making excuses and pointing fingers.

There isn't a QB worth the pick in this crop. It's okay. This year you want to grab an elite pass rusher with your top 10 pick.

Wentz was far enough along in camp that the staff saw it fit to trade away Sam Bradford. It wasn't an injury, it was a decision by the FO.

The good QBs came out last year. Maybe one will be worth a top 10 pick if some of the underclassmen declare, but it seems unlikely.

I think Daboll is Eve.

Sometimes a god-fearing man needs to recognize when a temptation is too strong to resist and remove the temptation from their life. As long as NP is on the roster I'm nervous as heck that McD will continue to have random outbursts of incompetence.

If we punt as soon as we receive the ball we probably won't need to huddle

I will be interested to see if things change now that he has a QB that can back the defense off a bit. I suspect that the Chargers will try to bring a lot of pressure early, as that's generally the case when facing a rookie QB until they prove they can beat it. Ease them off with some screens and quick slants. Then get the run game going. Then beat them over the top with some nice play action. We shall see. I think game planning will be easier with Allen under center, but ultimately it will still come down to the players executing the plays.

Foster will become more of a target if he catches the balls that come to him.

21/39 for 274 Yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT, 4 Sacks for 19 yards, 6 rushes for 54 Yards and another TD on the ground.

That was my favorite throw of the day, followed closely by the should've been TD.

I'm surprised there isn't a patch of orange in Wyoming

Peterman is that guy who absolutely crushes it on the driving range, but has a 42 handicap.